| After initially equivocating, the ruler finally expressed on 15 August 1947 a preference to join Pakistan. |
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| Not dissembling, not equivocating, not prevaricating, not misinforming, not distorting. |
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| At least it is not, so long as we avoid equivocating on the notion of satisfying a desire. |
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| A Wednesday news item on the Prime Minister's intention to refuse to accept a salary increase reveals another minister equivocating on the issue. |
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| The U.S. role has been equivocating for many years, because the United States has always seen Turkey as a key ally in a rough region, the Middle East. |
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| In fact, Finlayson is a little wordy even with his own words, equivocating and hesitating to offer an opinion of his own, as if lacking in confidence. |
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| They are likely to resist the loss of power at the centre if they sense that their masters are equivocating. |
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| Such an equivocating philosophy might not pass muster with the Ojibwa. |
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| He holds science and philosophy apart though and insists on avoiding the naturalistic fallacy of equivocating what is with what ought to be. |
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| This might even encourage them to take tough line on hooligan behaviour publicly instead of equivocating and making excuses for the thugs. |
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| But now they re in Government, Mr Pyne is suddenly equivocating, suggesting there could be changes, and somehow contriving to blame someone else. |
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| Some FSA and SNC leaders equivocating on Latakia I suspect something fishy is going on among Syrian opposition leaders. |
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| But at the end of the day, spending must fall, and no amount of rebranding or equivocating can change that reality. |
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| Even now hardly a week goes by hen we do not learn of yet another bishop equivocating when faced with possible clergy abuse. |
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| But I know that avoiding it, deferring it, or equivocating on the scale of it is pointless. |
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| Whereas he had so far been unpredictable and equivocating, from this point on he remained firmly devoted to protecting his father's royal rights. |
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| But going on pro-choice offense also forces those who identify as pro-choice to stop equivocating about the morality of abortion and take a more hardline approach to our rights. |
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| Above all, he was guilty of equivocating when action was called for. |
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